The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 26, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FED. 2fi, 1025 EVENING 'HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE i, I OA. M a i n l y b o u t . Pe o p l e Ht2 Tlio Wwwlii'r ; ; Tlio Cyolo-SlwiiiiiKrnuh ut Vnilnr wod'K littrt(iuiy nhowi, Unit tha buro mntrlo pressure ja In a eompura- ' llvilly IiIkIi liulcb unil only tlm pro rallftK Houtlinrly wIihIh prevent ' imifa t iinlt:n. I ; Pureciist (or ni'xl 24 hours: flonnrnlly. fulr ami cool. Tlift Tyros moorilliiK Ihiirmniiinlor ' rcslstored max I in it nt uml minimum tainiiuruturua loduy a follows: . UiKll .... Low L28 I'. H. WlHHlll'f Itl-HII' Oroitnii: (liiimnilly (air toulKht om Friday. Hlltilit chanties In lum Uiiriilure, Unlit woiilui'ly winds. J Arrostrri. ir HminIIii Traffic Officer It; K. KnowlnH yos tcriluy arrested Mult Ksim uml E. C. Kiilxht rliuritlnic them with oxroncl lutr tlio spued limit on pulillo IiIkIi ways. Tliuy upnearnd this after tmo i) tiafora Jnstlco or tlio I'vnco It, M. llunsukar. Accord lim to II. I). Newell, dlroe (or of reclamation, approximately 24.000 acre of gnvitrirmont luiid In tlio Tulc I.okn district hu linen lens, od (nllowInK tlio cull for bid which woro extended limt week. Avaruita bid wont at 1 1 an aero, tlm lilKbMt at M-10. Tlio land In In lienor con dition than lout year duo to tlio In creased molmurn nml brought morn on thin fact. Twonly five thousand ucrnn nt 111 romiiln which will bo sold In from 80 to 320 ucro tract (or 40 tract. Tlio land not loaned for tn r ml 11 a will bo wind by ranchers In that district for unuliiK. Hcotioii or or rin I'. A. A I bur I no n was elected chair man of tlio Kliinmih county chapter of Itod Crass yralurituy afternoon . when they mm In chamber of com- . morco rooms for ibo anniinl nine Hon. II. N. Mio was named vlcn chalrman and Mm. Coral J. Sitbo, ancrotary. Directors (or tlio year 1933 aro P. A. AlbcrUon. II. N. Moo, Mni. Coral Subo, Dr. II. J. Ilea. Ilnr. Father l.ocsor. Itnr. A. 1.. Itlco. Ida 11. Mcrmyur and Italia Hom nt. Mm. (Soils Jones, secretary and Minn Ida Jl. Momyor, chairiuan, retiring offic ers woro tendered a toi of thanks. Files Suit T)orrls l. Wiley him (lied null for dlvorco against Evan II. Wlioy. charging cruel and inhuman treat- Continued on rata Flvo - EAT . Golden Crust I, . Bread a And you will know for yourself why it is the best bread that can be bought in Klamath Falls. It costs 15c a loaf, but my what a big difference those' 3 cents make. ' Klamath Bakery 826 Main milady Do Bfl-Tc iTBnV m Knout Aspiration Is thought as cending. If you aspire- to have a ohoksr you nrs rising from Ibo nm 8a to dlstlnc- i Hon, oHpouliilly If you possoss ' a fur chokor niado by Mrs. Wm. Bessler Furripr (i ; 02lt WliJiUlliKton, Bot. Blxth uml HovcnUt All work 30 to E0 nor cent lens than any (dr house In !,Kldlwaliv Wvrjc jjunrnnteoil. Irf-uvva 1'or AhIiIiumI II. H, HiuiKur loft yimtiirday aflnr noon on tbn lutn oIiiko for Anblund from whore hp will no to Hmi Kran olnco to til t tii c Ibo aulomoblln Kbow. On lila roturu nnrih tlio inldilln of Ibo week,, HiiUKor nxpoctii to vlnlt In Koruliino and Murynvlllu. I In Ih of Ibo Imlck Ainu company of KUmiilU Kail). . ' i AitIvo In f'liy Com I n k In Klamath Falls lilnbly rncnmmnndad, Cnptiiln and Mm. Ifoppfir and Motif. J onus of Ciriintu I'nm rrlvod In tho city to tnko cliarKn of Ibo city Salvation Army poNt. " Vttin Hull T, W. Williams ban filiid null aKuliuit lliii HaUillo Moiintuln I.um bor company (or I bo sum of $801. DO IiicIuiIIiik clxlit par cent Intorosi from AtiKilat 1. 1021. Tho null wns broiiKhl on (alluro to pay on a promissory note. I.UIIllM'rillllll IIcmiw V. It. "HIM" Hudson, woll known lumbnrmnni from Hncrnmonto, ropro untlnit tbn Hhnw-llutclivr l.umbcir company, ! In tlio city (or aeveral dnya, a KUiml In tlio WDillo I'ollcan botol, reglslurliiK (rom Yrckn. MnnnKi r Hero ;. W. Kox, sub's linanngnr o( tho Pacific territory nf. the Chevrolet automobile company, I In tho city for novoral dayii from Kuiiine. irniiH nctfTri; business iwllh Klamath Knlls automobllo men. Iti'liii'tix To I'nrilmiil Mr. uml Mm. J. I. Ilowmaiv who wero In ttln city on business In the lutiiroal of tlio llrownnvllla Woolen Mills company, roturned to Portland this morning after conferring -with business Interests In tho city. Vlnlt In ."lly Mr. und Mm. WJIIIttii) Cruwford of Clillofi it in woro In the clty ovor nlKbt rntiirnlim to tholr homo thin moriiliiK after HhoppliiK and truns uctliiK buslncus. IVom DorrlK J. F. Wine of DarrU la among the out of town visitors In tho city on business toduy. Wlxa ti Interested In tl;u manufacture of box shook. Mm. Initio 111 .Mrs. Curl IiirUi Is III at her home on Monlo U'uy. Hbe will be reimein bored us Miss Beryl Wullen prior to her marriage last inonth, . I'nnn Tlio Hontli Mr. and Mm. Ralph Arnolds of Sun Krnnclaeo are among the out of town visitors stopping In tho city on business mutters. Prom Aslilnnil C, O. I'eehler of Ashland la visit ing In the city In the Interest of busi ness. He reports the roads as In ex cellent condition In comparison with the highway of the pust fortnight. Merrill Itnncher Here L. C. Uurtsen of Merrill li In tho city (or the remainder of the week transacting business. Improving Mm. w. Crnndnll o( Iho Mamhall House la stenillly Improving accord ing to roports this morning and It her condition Is us satisfactory with in a week alio will bo moved to apartniPiila Mr.' and Jim. Crtindall ba'vo taken nt 1136 1'lno street. She auDmlttod to a ninjor operation bov oral weeks ago. From "Topsy" Mr. and Mm. Ivlng Koatersow o( ','Topsy" (rom tlio Topsy Lumber company are In tho city to spend the week-end transacting business and visiting. Kcstorson Is manager of tho plant. Hot urn South i K. A. Dlockllngcr roturned to tho city (rom a visit to ChlloquLni, leav ing this morning (or. Berkeley. Dlockllngor Is Interested In the con struction o( a box (uctory (or tho Clillnquln Lumber company. Itcpresontnllro Hero A. F. Snadtlon of Sncrnmanto and A. K. Hhondes of Snm Francisco aro In tho city on, buslnass representing tlio MIssourl-PncKlo railway, crrtu puny. Tbey are guests In the Wihite Pelican hotel. From BhiihiiiiiIi ' Aim on g tho out of town visitors in the city ' Is V. L. Chapman (roan Dunsiluilr who Is transacting busi ness In tho city (or sovoral days. From "Topsy" Among the visitors In tha city (rom tho Topsy Lumber corpnny nt Dorrls la W. I. Kcstorson and Tom Wllllnms, roprosontntlvos . o( the cdmpany who aro transacting busi ness with IClnniuth Flails lumbor mon. , i Tmui'IsIn Hero Although tha tourist soason hns not been ottlolnlljr oponod,' the city Is putting on tha aspoots of a busy summer Sanson nlrondy and tlio botol registers ehow a number of tourists In KHnl:nnth Falls, Among those who motored (rom California dur ing the past week, were Mr. and Mrs.. J. L. Smith and Mrf and Mrs Tom Mnrkhnm ot Wostwood, Call-fornln. From Tlio Agi-iiey Hylvester Hmlth Ik a visitor In tho city from Kluinuih Agency, arriving lust night. After transuding busi ness Hmlth expects to return (o his homo lute this afternoon. From I'ortlaiid C. It. Duller of Portlund Is In the illy on business for suvorul iluys, a guest In tha Arcado hotel. I'nlon To Meet Momhnrs of the Klumntli Ilurber's Cillon will meet In the basement nf tho Slough building, under Moe's store, for tho monthly meeting ov tho orminlnillon. gevorul questions of Interest to Kluniulb barbers will como up at this time. Miss O'linforil Hero Miss Hetty Crawford of Chlloquln Is among the out. of town visitors In the city for severul days visit. I,cnvcs For Koulli Dr. K. K. Wlsocarver left this nomlng for Rlghardson Springs, out of Chios, where he will spend a fort night routing from a severe uttuek ot nuuritls which ho suffered this winter. Hero On Business . W. C. Colllson of En gone Is in the city conferring with buslnass mon 'lh 'tho Ihtordst o( tliK Dalton companyi Tickets Helling ; Tickets for tin "Cull of Wohelo", cnmpflrn pluy put on undrfr the aus pices of tho Knmtith Falls cump flro girls, nro soiling woll 'accord ing to the heads of the orxunlr.atln.i. The piny, which will be glvan on Friday evening In tho Presbyterian church, will bo sponsored by mem bers of tho Business and Profession al Women's club who" will act as pat ronesses for tho affair. Two repre sentatives of the group sold tickets to business men at the chamber ot conV.norco forum luncheon yesterday. Hook IH-pnrtmciit ' Members of tho book department of the Library club will meet Mon day aftarnoon In club rooms for en Interesting book review meeting. Friendship Club Mrs. louls Bradford will enter tain for members of the Friendship club nt her .homo tomorrow after noon. .v.- ; ? . To tligunlc Tho American Association ot uni versity. Women will cctnploto a chap tor in Klaluialh Falls on Saturday afternoon at the homo ot Mm. R. E. Wuttonburg at 219 Pine street. 2:30 p. m. when Mrs. V. A. Cooper of Portland will be here to perfect the group. A dinner will be served In honor of Mrs. Cooper Saturday even ing, the placo not yet designated. All those wishing to reserve covers v.'lll call Mrs. Wnllcnburg. It thoro ore any University women In tho city who are In doubt as to their eligibil ity Mrs. It. K. Cromblett will con sult a list of eligible universities and colleges, both domestic and foreign. Tho group are anxious (or a larger chuptor und all. those wishing to Join are requested to be present Saturday. From Merrill " O. C. Ekmnn ot Merrill, rancher, was a Klamath Falls visitor toduy transacting business and calling on friends. From (lilloqtilu Mrs. Clydo "Davis of Chlloquln was a Klamuth Falls shopper today from her homo. Hero On Ititshicos Jack (loldthwolto 'was among iho out of town visitors in Klulmath Kails transacting business. Visits In Mitlin P. Ei. nuvko of Klamath Falls wns a Mnlln visitor yostorduy transacting htislnoss with the valley ranchors, From Midland Edgar Furber of Midland was In town today calling on business men and (rlonds. ' To 1onvc On Trip William Bl Ganong, dlstrlcf attor ney, will lonve (or Portland the lat ter part of this week to appear In the United Stales district court to ar gue a motion. Nock From WodiHiiR Trip Accompanied by Ills brldo, George G. Tugnot, sheet and metal worker for the Lorons Plumbing company, hns Just roturned to Klamath Fnlls after a honeymoon throughout southern California. Mr. dud Mrs. Tugnot (Kstella L. Hosloy) woro married in Yreka, California, Febr uary 4 ' in 8t. Mark's Episcopal church, the Hov. Balko Iindtow of ficiating. ' . flets Vord Ilonry Freo Is the rightful owner of a Ford car following a decision of Judgo A. L. Lenvltt whon Tlionins McGtilro brought suit- against Free. Tostfmony on the case was heard yosterday nftornoon. VisltliiB Mother . 'Brady .Montgomery in visiting In tho city (rom Corvallls with his mothor, ' Mrh. Jt. Montgomdry'nntl his sister, Mrs, Mark llanaa. Ueieir wood's Serves You Best Saves You Most because ITS OUT yf J D e p i 1 a to r i e s I ' ' . - ' . ..... Every well and favorable known brand is here Zip X Bazin $5.00 ..... 50c W KL. k-J 'Zr - x cA ' Modene $1.00 De Miracle a..; 50c Delatone $1.00 S t a t i o n e r y : i ' ' i . : i . You who desire absolutely correct stationery i will always find it here Cranes Linen Lawn i.l...:Lll.J.. f $1.00 to $17.00 Highland Linen ..'.... - ,-.50 to 5.00 Also the new and popular large size s tationery in pound packages both Cranes & Highland bought in this w ay a saving of at least 30 is made. Cold Cre am Your favorite cold or vanishing; cream can be obtained , at this store :. Nylotis 35c and 60c ' II Ponds Cold Cream :J-2Sc. Djer Kiss 65c J Milkweed .1......:.:.. 50c Elcaya, Palm Olive, Armands, Kranks, H,udnuts, Daggett & Romsdells, na tionally advertised goods at nationally advertised prices'-. ; ,.t- 5 Fa c e P o w d e r s Nylotis cold cream face powder. Equal in quality to powders selling for double the price. Try Nylotis. It's only $1.00 Djer Kiss i..65c and $1.15 Armands 50c and $1.00 Free sample of Armands for the. asking. Azurea ......,... J........;..... $1.00 Princess Pat ... , $1.00 Coty's $1.20 .rnr-:.':' -',. .. . .....- ...,....., . m. I o i let bo a p Cashmere Bouquet 25c Cuticura ...............:... 25c Packers Tar 25c .Glovers 25c Resinol .........,...!.............. 30c Three Flowers, 3 for $1.00 Synol I....;.... 25c Peroxid 25c Com p a c t s The new loose powder compacts are here and they are v, real beauties Djer Kiss .....;......v$1.00 to $2.75. ! Norida $1.50 Also Nylotis, Three Flowers, Prin ess Pat, Garden Glow and Tre Jur compacts at from $1.00 to $1.75. 8x10 ENLARGEMENTS FROM YOUR FAVORITE NEGATIVE 50c "Krystal Kote" Kodak Prints Look Best Cost No More 1500 POPULAR BOOKS AT ONLY 85c COPY. . 1 . 7- ' - t.iuifnis ni i--t-ii a r Q 1 tr ' It I l f purity! , BUY JtiaiW BRWUtt 7 Kodaks $6.50. to : 1 $70.00 Mail " Orders Promptly; Filled